later date

collocation in English

meanings of laterand date

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later
adjective[before noun]
uk /ˈleɪ.tər/ us /ˈleɪ.t̬ɚ/
happening at a time in the future, or after the time you ...
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date
noun[C]
uk /deɪt/ us /deɪt/
a numbered day in a month, often given with a combination of the name of the day, the month, and ...
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Examples of later date

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At least two of the scribes were aware of the association between c. 1400 repertory and the use of squares at a much laterdate.
The contents of the interpolation suggest an earlier rather than laterdate.
The lower courses of the turret survived the collapse of 1841; the turret was of laterdate than the original construction.
The translation will appear at a laterdate.
It only means that the child was, at that time, not planned-it may have been scheduled for a laterdate.
Both overall and frame-by-frame visual analyses of the videotape records were made at a laterdate.
All intestinal macroparasites were stored in 70% ethanol, and identified to species at a laterdate.
Initial observations, analyses, and claims of significance might be subject to revision at a laterdate.
The categories were added at a laterdate especially for the questionnaire, as were the fifth and sixth questions.
It was a specific parental strategy to provide children with basic resources and to postpone to a laterdate the proper reward for their help.
Venter was left free to choose his own direction of research and to publish, but at a laterdate.
How the event is defined will determine how it is stored, organized, and recalled at a laterdate.
The agreement made explicit reference to full membership at a laterdate.
Second, through the ability to access services so that they can be updated at a laterdate.
But strictly you only know to what extent the limits were limitations at a laterdate when many have been removed and the system 'improved'.
These studies do not, however, follow students up at a laterdate to establish if these views have been sustained.
If the endoscope is harnessed to a video recorder, the study can be viewed and reported on at a laterdate.
After the images have been acquired, the patient can leave and virtual simulation can occur at a laterdate.
Material on the war years was weeded out of the municipal archive at a laterdate, probably in the 1920s.
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